The singer has also found good fortune at home: He’s now raising two young sons with his wife, Sara, whom he married in 2013. His 2012 album, Hard 2 Love, produced three hit singles, including the brilliantly simple love letter “A Woman Like You” and the award-winning tear-jerker “I Drive Your Truck.” Now 35, Brice has certainly grown more accustomed to chart success. When the song blew up, Brice was only starting to raise his own family, but his earnest, lived-in vocals suggested wisdom beyond his experience. His first taste of the limelight came after a few years on the Nashville scene, when he scored a hit with the 2009 single “Love Like Crazy.” Its lyrics celebrate a 58-year relationship maintained against the odds thanks to truth-telling and a whole lot of I-love-yous. South Carolina native Lee Brice climbed slowly and steadily to country music stardom.

6.The country music hit-maker explores his fun and serious sides on his album, I Don’t Dance. Lee Brice will continue to play it safe, as Chris Young has seemed to do on his past three albums, to not pander to the pop sensibilities on the radio but not stick to his guns either. This album seems to be another one that will sell fairly well, maybe provide Brice with a couple top ten hits and maybe a number one hit. It's a pretty bland country release, with the exception of a few standouts, including You Can't Help Who You Love, Songs in the Kitchen, Best Part of Me, and the fun I Don't Smoke. I'm sure Lee Brice hasn't known the feeling of being 20 dollars richer than he originally thought in upwards of ten years, if not longer.Īfter that, there aren't any real country music sins. It was followed up by American Nights, which was a pandering song to remind everyone he is an American and knows how we feel when we find a twenty dollar bill in our pockets. However, that led into the second track, the cancerous track titled Little Things, where Lee Brice seems to want everyone to know he can rap. I was content knowing that the album could at least be this decent throughout. Good lyrics with a bit of a contemporary country sound. What Keeps You Up At Night was a very Lee Brice sound. I'm not sure if anything else was released before the album, but I had heard what I needed to hear to know I'd go all in when it released. His lead single Boy had me excited for this album release.

Lee Brice's fourth album is more of the same: a mix of duds and fantastic country music.

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